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   by xarope 1y ago

   this is specifically deleted commits, which even if locally are deleted, are not so on GH, hence why he was able to find deleted .envs etc.
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   by xarope 1y ago

   very good at fixing bugs like these, which requires a senior developer to address and prompt? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44159166 or this about MS pushing for more internal AI usage, and the resulting hilarity (o
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   by xarope 1y ago

   As a kid, I vaguely remember appropriating some that I thought were from Tin Tin/Captain Haddock, but when I look in the list[1], I don't recognize my favorites :-(. [1] https://tintin.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_
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   by xarope 1y ago

   the military definitely do use the term loadout. It can be based on mission parameters e.g. if armored vehicles are expected, your loadout might include more MANPATS. It can also refer to the way each soldier might customize their gear, e
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   by xarope 1y ago

   for a start, the ability to partition that knowledge? e.g. what is being researched or worked on for project A, might be vastly different or require different domain of knowledge for project B. Or worse still, you ended up reusing code acro
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   by xarope 1y ago

   > Take for example the Stroop task . It's a classic psychology experiment where humans select the color a word is written it and not what the word says. Humans typically show slower responses when the meaning of a word conflicts wit
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   by xarope 1y ago

   I think the OP does themselves a great disservice by not seeking a qualified swim coach to start with. Swimming is a deeply experiential workout and technique is very important. You can learn a lot of bad habits by swimming badly; 50m fre
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   by xarope 1y ago

   wow, and I thought F350s were big
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   by xarope 1y ago

   someone mentioned it was the liquid propellant being vented: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44303132
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I'm a bit confused, most cars aren't more than 3m in length. This rocket is 6.3m. Or are there really SUVs which are > 6m in length?
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    by xarope 1y ago

    there are giraffes that are 6m tall?!?
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I think this is how certain LLMs end up with 14k worth of system prompts
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I ported DOOM to it. In 100 LOC. BTW it's just a a line shooting a ball of zero width, at another line. And there's some movement left and right. But not forward, nor backwards. So there's no real strafing. And the othe
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    by xarope 1y ago

    turn up during pre-conf, check your slides with conf IT, works beautifully. Day of conf, 100x the number of users. Things go boom.
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I have to upvote this, because this is how I felt after trying three times (that I consciously decided to give an LLM a try, versus having it shoved down my throat by google/ms/meta/etc) and giving up (for now).
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    by xarope 1y ago

    now I want an emotional support chicken! I'm going to send this article to all the knitters I know (quite a few), in case any of them get the hint and decide to knit me one.
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    by xarope 1y ago

    or perhaps, from a space and utility perpective, a cargo trike? I don't think a bike could handle a desk, even a foldable/collapsed one from ikea, whereas a cargo trike probably could.
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    by xarope 1y ago

    to a certain extent, this is correct: “Bad programmers worry about the code. Good programmers worry about data structures and their relationships.” — Linus Torvalds
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I'm curious, are you getting this with a kill-a-watt (or equivalent), or are you adding up wattage by specifications alone? (I do have an epyc with a bunch of memory and storage, but never bothered doing the math since my UPS claims to
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I have zero use for the AI summary that google chooses to prepend to my search summary. I decided to fact check a few, and they were totally wrong in subtle ways, either changing a word or phrase and thus inverting the meaning, or else com
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    by xarope 1y ago

    the detail around the eyes is a dead-giveaway for AI generated video
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I can say that in learning go several years ago, rewriting a ~10k LOC app that I had done in python, I definitely learnt some new paradigms in go that allowed me new perspective in what I had done in python. I would have gone back to fix my
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    by xarope 1y ago

    cue snowcrash, enter stage right, Hiro Protoganist...
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    by xarope 1y ago

    On linux, I've been using lxc (now incus) for years to get different distros.
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    by xarope 1y ago

    software engineering at its finest, using the power of 10,000* GPU cycles to determine one of mankind's toughest questions. * I might be off by several magnitudes too low
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    by xarope 1y ago

    As I get older, I'd be happy with some minor incremental progress on addressing myopia and hyperopia.
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    by xarope 1y ago

    TIL my years of perl regex'ing was preparing me for a future of DNA gene warfare (core war, anybody?)
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    by xarope 1y ago

    oops, that might have been me. I kid. I only do that when completely lost trying to get out of an autogrill parking lot (!).
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I rode something like this as part of a tour in switzerland, when turning left I was told to lean to the right (which is obviously different to a two wheeler where you lean in the direction of the turn), otherwise you'd pop-up on two w
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    by xarope 1y ago

    I'm aware of this as well as go(lang)'s https://github.com/go-playground/validator , so you are right, I'm wondering about a more implicit validator like what Pydantic does when a value is assigned, versu